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When You Should See a Doctor. During a shingles outbreak, you should see a doctor when: 1  Shingles symptoms begin to develop on your face or head, especially near the eyes. 2  Watch for pain in these areas and changes in vision.his can be a sign of postherpetic neuralgia, a painful condition where the nerves have been damaged by the virus. Postherpetic neuralgia is most common in older adults. You should also see a health practitioner if you have repeated outbreaks of shingles.
Some people only get a mild rash. And some do not get a rash at all. It's possible that you could also feel dizzy or weak. Or you could have long-term pain or a rash on your face, changes in your vision, changes in how well you can think, or a rash that spreads. If you have any of these problems from shingles, call your doctor right away.